Schoolhouse Brook Park was established in 1957 when Mansfield purchased the first 100 acres of the park from a local farmer. Since then, the town has added parcels to the park to reach its present size of 455 acres. The park is mostly wooded and contains Bicentennial Pond, Barrows Pond, and Schoolhouse Brook. Over 8.5 miles of trails (including Nipmuck Trail) wind through diverse habitats and historic and cultural features.
The trail is partially accessible. A 0.7-mile universal access trail around Bicentennial Pond. It is made of Stonedust and has a 6-foot width. To get more information visit their website.
For more information, see Mansfield’s Parks Rules and Regulations.
For more information, visit the Town of Mansfield's website or contact:
From the intersection of Route 275 and Route 195, head south on Route 195 for 2.5-miles. Turn right onto Clover Mill Road. Go 0.1-mile and turn right onto Clover Mill Road. Go 0.5-miles; parking is on right.
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